May 27, 2009

In addition to looking at the history of, and current issues in, sports law, Sportslawtalk is becoming a resource for students interested in a course of study in sports law.  Soon, at our website, we will begin to provide detailed information on law schools and their sports law programs.

Today we look at a link that discusses some of the better known programs in the United States.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/entertainment-law-schools.html



Secret contract at K-State having ripple effect

College football programs depend on boosters for an annual infusion of cash to help with such diverse endeavors as continually upgrading facilities such as a weight room, meeting rooms, or coaches offices; supplying training table foods; even for the marching band to go to an away game. One repercussion Kansas State may suffer from the now not so "secret deal" could be turned off boosters, drying up a major source of funding.

See link:
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/football/ncaa/05/22/KansasState.
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